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Unveiling the Mysteries of Taijiquan's 13 Postures
Introduction Taijiquan, also known as Tai Chi, is a martial art that combines physical movement, mental concentration, and breathing techniques. One of the core components of Taijiquan is the Thirteen Postures, a set of movements that embody the principles of the Five Elements and the Eight Trigrams. This blog post aims to delve into the intricacies of these postures, shedding light on theirâŠ
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The Foundational Elements of Baguazhang and Martial Arts: An In-Depth Exploration
Introduction Martial arts have been an integral part of human civilization since ancient times. Originating as a means of survival against natural predators, these arts have evolved into complex systems of combat, philosophy, and spiritual development. Baguazhang, a martial art that emphasizes circular movement and internal energy, is no exception. This blog post aims to explore the foundationalâŠ
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Unlocking the Secrets of Xingyiquan's Santi Shi: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction Xingyiquan, one of the most revered Chinese martial arts, is deeply rooted in Daoist philosophy and the principles of Yin and Yang. At the heart of this martial art lies the Santi Shi posture, a foundational stance that serves as the gateway to mastering Xingyi. This blog post aims to shed light on the intricacies of Santi Shi, exploring its philosophical underpinnings, essentialâŠ
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Principles and the Internal Martial Arts
Principles and the Internal Martial Arts
This is an excepert from my in progress book The Study of Xingyiquan (working title). However, I wanted to continue sharing parts of it for interest and review. â Dr. Troy Schott, D.C. Li Guichang in Xingyiâs Santi Shi Principles are an important part of any martial arts system especially when teaching beginners since they have no foundation from which to understand how to move. This is trueâŠ
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A Brief History of Xing Yi Quan
A Brief History of Xing Yi Quan
           The history of any martial art style from China is often shrouded in legendary or even mythological tales that are often unverifiable at best. Xing Yi Quan is no exception in this case and its possible origins are unclear. The art and style are often attributed to a legendary general, the Shaolin Monastery, the Muslim or Hui community, and a farmer. Examining the links to each otherâŠ
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Origin of Internal and External
Origin of Internal and External
The following is a rough draft excerpt from my book that I am writing on Xingyiquan. I apologize for errors in advanced, the book itself will be far more polished once itâs time to release it. â Dr. Troy Schott The Internal versus External debate is one that many like to argue within the Chinese martial arts community. Those that profess that their particular style is âinternalâ like toâŠ
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Chinese Swords & Swordsmanship: Qing Combat Boots
Chinese Swords & Swordsmanship: Qing Combat Boots
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Shaolin Legacy â Part One â Kungfu Explained #02
Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Experts in 1950s
Chinese Swords and Swordsmanship: the Qing Wodao #chinese sword
Chinese Swords and Swordsmanship: the Qing Wodao #chinese sword
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The Most Important Jiu-Jitsu Move for Self Defense
The Most Important Jiu-Jitsu Move for Self Defense
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Chinese Martial Arts History - Sanda Explored In-Depth
Chinese Martial Arts History â Sanda Explored In-Depth
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Impressions of the Martial Forest æŠæéŁè â Sun Jianyun ććäș
Modern Martial Arts and Health Radio E08: Felix Macias, Jr. On the Oakland Jeet Kune Do School
Modern Martial Arts and Health Radio E08: Felix Macias, Jr. On the Oakland Jeet Kune Do School
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TyLbFuZovbsK4q8C5r2MX
In the early 1960âs Felix Macias Sr. began his rigorous martial arts and self defense training under the great Kung Fu Sifu, James Yimm Lee in Hayward, California. Mr. Macias, Sr. continued to train and study June Fan Gung Fu and Jeet Kune Do with James Lee and Bruce Lee in their famous JKD âOakland Schoolâ until James Leeâs death inâŠ
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Practical approaches to Chinese martial arts training While there are always some variations based upon tradition, lineage or teacher, the following outline indeed has a commonality in the Chinese martial arts world.
Chinese Swords & Swordsmanship: Taking the On Guard Ready Stance
Modern Martial Arts and Health Radio E07: Scott M. Rodell On the Practice of Yang Family Taiji Quan and Jian Fa
Modern Martial Arts and Health Radio E07: Scott M. Rodell On the Practice of Yang Family Taiji Quan and Jian Fa
 Scott M. Rodell has studied martial arts since the age of nine. He has dedicated the last four decades exclusively to study of Yang Family Taijiquan (Tâai Chi Châuan). Rodell spent many years traveling to find and study with the best teachers in this lineage to fulfill a person goal â renovating Yang Family Taijiquan. He sought out teachers known for certain specialties, pulling togetherâŠ
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